khs dj50
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It's a cheaper starter, designed for it, but the parts pick on the bike doesn't speak long life to me.
KHS is a 'blue-collar' brand, not a lot of glamour, but rugged. I've looked at their bikes before, but always went with one that suited me better.
KHS is a 'blue-collar' brand, not a lot of glamour, but rugged. I've looked at their bikes before, but always went with one that suited me better.
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It's a good bike to get started with. The geometry is a tad dated, but the frame is good and is worthy of upgrades further down the road.
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Sounds like you're ready to get serious with this; the Norco is a heavy hitter! Being a Canadian brand, Norco isn't as well known in the US, but they have the quality -- I'd rank them right up with Santa Cruz!
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well if imma ride a bike it damn well better be good,and giveen the price range sub 700 im trying to get the best bang for the buck for what i need,which is 26in wheels,gears,single or 2x crank doesnt matter decent fork and dual disc's so if i do trail ride with it i wont wear out my rear disc more then needed
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scratch all the bikes i listed i have found the bike I WANT!
https://www.airbornebicycles.com/prod...8-wingman.aspx
https://www.airbornebicycles.com/prod...8-wingman.aspx
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